The Junior Medical Release Form has a place on the front to be Notarized. Do we have to have these forms Notarized?

USA Volleyball no longer requires the Medical Release form at its national events. For that reason, the Carolina Region does not supply the form to clubs any longer. Some clubs may choose to still collect a Medical Release form from their participants. If a place for a notarized signature is part of that form, it would only be required if attending a state that does require signatures to be notarized.

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: July 31, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

Club Directors and Team Reps are the main avenue of communication between the Carolina Region and its members. Club/Team Reps... View Article

Directors & Officers Liability Coverage

: June 28, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

To apply for D&O Coverage, visit https://sports.epicbrokers.com/usavolleyball As you may know, there exists potential personal liability against directors, officers, employees... View Article

2022 National Bid Information (12-17’s age groups)

: June 28, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

TO: Junior Team Reps in the 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, & 12 Divisions FROM: Carolina Region/USAV RE: 2022 USA Volleyball... View Article

2022 National Bid Information-18s

: June 28, 2017; Carolina Region Volleyball

TO: Junior Team Reps in the 18’s Age Group (only) FROM: Carolina Region/USAV RE: 2022 USA Volleyball Girls’ Junior National Championships... View Article

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The Junior Medical Release Form has a place on the front to be Notarized. Do we have to have these forms Notarized?